🎙The Internet is a Weird Place Ep. 281

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On This week’s episode, Dr. Michael Koren Interviews local media entrepreneur Randall Thomas, host of PB and Jax. They discuss how “The Internet is a Weird Place.” They examine the algorithms, platforms, and biases that make up our experience on the internet. Mr. Thomas explains how the algorithms determine what gains traction and that all a creator can do is hope to increase their chances of something going viral. They wrap the discussion up by looking at how this race for clicks might affect medical information on the internet.

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Chapters

1. 🎙The Internet is a Weird Place Ep. 281 (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to MedEvidence (00:00:28)

3. Randall's Background and Media Journey (00:02:50)

4. Building PB&Jax and Content Strategy (00:09:45)

5. How the Internet Really Works (00:17:45)

6. Monetization Strategies and Business Models (00:27:40)

7. Medical Podcasts and Audience Engagement (00:41:17)

8. Discussing Dr. Fauci Interview (00:52:20)